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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
klLRaIN AND MITCHELL.
They have - Friendly set tn In London-Ths
American Surprises the English


LONDON, Oct. 6.-The intense interest in
the coming prize fight between Smith and
Kilrsin and especially the extent of curios-
ity to see the American slugger was shown
tonight when 1900 persons crowded them
selves into St. James Hall to witness the
sparring contest between kilrain and Nit
chell.
Kilrain was cordially received by tine crowd.
when introduced and acknow edged hif
greetings both nights and left. Pony Moore
exhibited the belt for which kilrAin and'
Smith are TO fight. and while bespeaking
fair play for the visitor in the coming bait
tie, asked his hearers to show the same
spirit toward the American in the friendly
set-;o which they were assec Died to see.
Jefn Smith was present and eagerly scanned
the Americans points as he appeared
in fighting costume in readiness
for the business OF the evening. To
the surprise of the majority of the specta-
tors who had underated Kilrain's abilities.
The American forced the fighting in every
round. and in the wind-up brought Mitchell
TO his knees.
The utmost good humor prevailed
throughout aud the crowd was we'll pleased
with the exhibition of scientific sparring
and the evident ability to hard
hitting displayed by the Amsri-
can pugilist, and il Was con-
ceded on all sides that he had
given q better entertainment and finer
display of science than Smith has yet
shown in his nightly set-to at the Acqus-
rum. NEVERTHELESS. betting tonight is
two TO one that smith will win, his en-
ormous muscular strength carrying ODDS
with it. After the exhibition kilrsin' s
dressing room was cowded with American
and England reporters and large
number of leading sporting men. Kill
rains gentlemanly appearance and man
ners were compiete surprise to all who
met him tonight for the first time, and
have told very much in his favor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

There u considerable red tspe business
over the small matter Of issuing licenses TO
she newsboys and bootblscks. Yesterday
afternoon City Clerk Belknap YVES given a
note bv a small boy who esrried bundle
Of napsrs bader bis arm. II read something
like this.
why the d. don't you give this boy
licerse7 he has the necessary 20 pay for
itsnd yOu sae he hss papers vita him. He
votes the straight Democratic ticket and is
entitled 20 q license c.
The City Clerk wrote on the bottom OF
the note ss follows
"Nn MAJOR How the d. can 1 issue
license without $ permit frors you. a.
the ordinance requires.
JoHr J. Br1KNkr"
The boy was directed 70 he Asgors o.
fee snd returned shortly With happy iook
on hrs face and permit 10 bis pocket He
nOz wears = licensed badge s8d is not
afraid Of The law
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
HENRY GEORGE ATTACKED.
Alleged History that IL Very Unfavorabis
10 the Labor Candidate.

NEW YoEG. Oct. 6.-Ths Star prints q
dispatch from San Francisco giving an &C.
count Of Henry Georges adventures on the
Pacific slope where he went At the age of
Is years. be went first TO the Frazer river
mines. where, however, be found the work
While employed as printer in 1864 be oe-
came leading spirit IN a scheme
which contemplated the conquest of Moth
ern Mexico. II vas to be regular flihus-
tering expedition, and was composed Of
a set Of desperate outlaws. lie was elected
a Heutentant An old ship was purchased,
anchored in san Francisco harbor, and
here the recruits rendezvoused Their
FIRST plan was to capture q Pacific Mail
steamship, which then carried several
million dollars on each trip. Several can
mons were purchased and arrangements
were made to overhaul the steamship.
secure the treasure, and with this place
their Mexican empire on solid
basis. Mr.. George was so popular with
these pirates that they presented him
with a sword. The police got wind
what was going on, the leaders was arrested.
and the other members scattered. George
then became a reporter and worked on sew
sral papers IN California. While a temporary
charge Of Sacramento Democratic paper
be published an editorial advocating tne
naturalization Of the Chinese, and was
promptly bounced therefor Then George
entered practical politics. but failed, and re-
sumed typesetting. In 1871 be was ap-
pointed State Inspector OF gas meters aud
held that position for four years. The fe.
vas $50 for each meter inspected, and dur
ing that time George accumulated a good
deal of money A san Francisco Dnh-
h,her who befriended George during his
sdversitv Is alleged 10 still hold his notes
for s 500 borrowed money. besides having
supplied bis family with the necessaries OF
life for a long time. Il is further alleged
that recsnuy an attempt has been made in
New York 20 collect the notes, ont George
refused 70 pay thsm. that be left numerous
other debts on the Pacific coast, and in fact
le1 there 70 avoid bis creditors. A further
allegation Is that while in charge OF paper
at Sacramento George was = hard task
master. and took delight in grinding the
men down. for which be is cordially de-
tested by the printers Of that region.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
GRAND RAPIDS MICH. FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 7. 1887.


ssol It. clsesls1e asks lhe loinds.
HAFsls = or Naslern toWns
sEs~ 1Hsss hsr "a giants Sss-
I,swu ia c.Azzie itae@ia
ssss ofsye FI.akie - ths oEe~a.
A. t6ss ehssf as loag s1e ls4<
lie IL sleseisnG eAarn TIE eesI
kekt ssaf sPeeaAaa. O. yo4s lsesl.
skaks iss kkAes - az Ike s>3eS
kiss sks ssksa 4as AssgeE ls>sss-
IftAs ---' laos ii tie isad
Ices ass ksls thai esalEab<las
Ge n (aeseissd gHeel ths risGs
fe4f 30 Dsslss wilA thsiT sllnsss
sk0ng Aefsis ths nsxId of frsas.
Dtisk gAsiI siias-l ielssasas-
swexg yoa isss lse nishis ~esl-
ca al tke AsGlo1. isire4 eas.
De II CisssisRe nsgei he nsss
shssi shs uass thal sprlaes . g.s
fsl IN eve wlih every tosn.
Rus their soap sAd lager oeen
ALwsutse Dutch VII ioae proclaim
lour erisss ana theirs the sans
&c it, ClsselsEe -fhoop sua dance.
''swlng sGouBc' ihis lueks chsuce.
90 shos yourself 2nd ~ l.ehold
Oar Western lSfs 80 tree aud bold
1hs multitude bslh small AID great.
HiA welcome our Chiei Mas .slraie
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
q GENUINE SURPRISE
Tsndsrsd 90 Mr.. and mrs. Louis Zand.
by Numerous friends

Tsndsred 90 Mr.. sna mrs Louis Zonder
by Numerous Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Louis ZundeF, Of % Ores
cent-sye.. were married at New Haven.
Conn. twenty-five years ago yesterday
They did mol intend 10 celebrate ths snni-
verssry yesterday, except by rejecting upon
the eveais Of the past quarter OF 8 century,
and ia the evening unsusyicionsly accepted
al invitation 10 call Oh Mr. ens Mrs. kosen-
field. of North Diyisi0n-st. When their
daughter. Miss Belle. called for them 81 9
oci0ck saying they had company al home.
they accompanies her home without even
ala idea that anything like surprise await
ed them.
When they reached their residence they
found II full Of guests. nearly a hundred Of
them having taken possession aud loaded
every available table with the choices
eatabses. Ii Was genuine surprise. not
mere pretensien. and the happy couple
were 50 overcome by the surrounding that
their appetite for the feast that followed
WAS nearly destroyed.
The presents were numerous, valuable
and appropriate among them being sn
elegant silver wafer sci, neat engraved. from
= number Of friends and several very val
liable pieces Of sisyerware labeled From
Your clssidren" The article which seem ed
20 please Mr.. Zunder most, was heavy
ebony silver headed case. slse labeled
From Your sGaildren." ssiled silver
bouquet holasr from Mrs. >. Lopez was
gre stly surprised.
Mr. xad Mrs. Zsnder received congrstu-
istisns by telegraph from friends in Omaha
Chicago. Detroit. Jackson sns Bangor sne
numerous cards OF regret from friends ia
the city who were unable 10 be present.
Mr.. Zunder's son, Moses Zunder. OF
Mdskegon. ara daughter. Carrie 0ppen-
beimer Of Bsng6T. were present, and
another son Aaron Zunder. Of Omaha.
Nebrssks, sent bis congratulations by wire.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
A Score Of Opinions Handed Down
Yesterday.

LANSING. Oct. 6.-Twenty opinions were
filed by the Supreme Court this morning.
Affirmed with costs: Baumeenster VS.. the
G.. K. 4 l. r. r. Co.; Peterson vs the G.. Il
\. w. r. r. Co.; Beal VS.. Polhemus, owen
VS.. Hill; Mcdonald VS.. Mcdonald; People
rs. Grand Rapids and Walker Plank Road
Co. White VS.. Stevens; Rickerson Roller
Mill Co. vs.. G. r. & l. r. r. Co. People VS..
Pond; Plof vs.. Cummings Hamilton VI.
Plummer.
Reversed with costs aud new trial: John
son vs.. Stillwsgen, Kinter vs.. Pickard.
Preston VS. Huntington, Monroe vs. Ma
loney. Hewitt VS.. +. & p. NJ. r. K. Co, Zube
vs.. Weber
Certiorari quashed with costs: Hewitt vs..
Judge Of Probate.
Case of Brown vs.. Brsbb, decree reversed
the taxable cost Of both parties paid by the
assignee
Case Of the People vs. Dowdigsn and De
Vries, judgement reversed new trial; de-
fendants remanded TO the Sheriff of Osceo,a
county.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
COERCION DEFEATED.
Lord Mayor Sullivan Dismissed-WiId En-
thusiasm In Dublin.

DUBLIN, Oct. 8. The trial of Lord Mayor
Sullivan and Mr.. 0'Brien for publishing
the reports of the meetings OF suppressed
branches of the National League began this
morning.
The scene in the streets after the dismis-
sal OF Lord Mayor Sullivan was one of wild
enthusiasm. The crowds were so great that
the civic procession was with the utfn ost
difficulty enabled to proceed and
the cheers of people as the
procession passed we're almost deafening. AS
the crowds passed the Office of Tory news
paper, a storm of Kisses and grosns arose.
bri there was not the slightest attempt at
violence. When the Lord Mayor arrived at
the Mansion House he addressed the multi
tude. He was frequently interrupted by
cheers, but otherwise comparatively quiet
prevailed. Sullivan said the National press
had been victorious in its hrst tussle
with the coercion Government. The
news of the victory he said
would gladden. the hearts Of Gladstone and
Pardel. The only way TO defeat the in
famous law was to defy it. The plank
upon which he would sleep in jall had not
vet been ssvn After the discharge Of Sui
livan, the Crown counsel gave notice TO the
court that ihe Government wonld appeal
from Its decision.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
ALL The BODIES RECOVERED
Mae In all Who Lost Their Lives In tn
California Disaster.

AACKTSAH CITY. Oct. 6-The bodies of
all the victims Of the wrecked Canadian
propeller California have now been recov-
cred. the missing seven being brought here
last night-ssx OF them having washed
ssh0rs sseven mile. above here, and the
other a. NcGulpin's point-making nine in
all Who lost their lives by the disaster IS
follows. Miss Minnie Mambrey, Of Sacxetf =
HsTb8T. y. Y. and Cornelius Connerton. Of
Detroit passengers. George Foley, pur.er.
Fila Pspps. Isdv's maid; William TuF and
Xavier Dant deck hands Harvey Smith.
fireman. Arthur Hazard and Robert Grant.
cabin boys Several Of the crew will De
buried here. and the others skipped 10 their
frmeT homes.
Conalctlng stories continue 70 Be told -.
Esrdinz ths actions Of Captain Tr0wel and
his osiccrs. one u The crew declaring that
the Captain deserted his post Oh hhs o. her
hand it is asserted that the man making
he charge = one Of sight Of The crew Who
took possession of the frst host lowered
lsavins he r0men behind while Captsia
Tro~s and bis engineers we're With tha
beat % toe lsst and saved Mrs. Conaert0n
and Ms Blood. the stewsr5ess both Of
whom So taat fhs Captain snd sngine~rs
stood ns2fsiiy a. their post and did ell IN
their power 10 save botA passengers and
r~aE
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

The attraction a. ibe Wonderland nett
week vii be decided novelty. ourss
japanese Tourists were brought q this
country - srpesr e. Conev Island fhe pasi
Simmer. ard were lie sf1ssfien 81 AeE
York. There is ssic ~ be tNenfy iH the
parry and their fesfs q top-sPiBninr. 5ag.
Cling, o5Dtorton std acrossfie tes,s sre
rnsTvslous Four dspsnfss Cail1rsn ere
via the conoranv. ard these were toe pets
Of the ls5ies ~ TIE Eastern wstsrIBR pisos~
durirF tae sumner
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

WINNIPEG. Man. Oct. 6.-The govern
ment is in correspondence with Brooks &
Sinclair. contractors. now in ST. Paul. reis-
tive 20 their o1sr 10 build the Red River
Valley Road, ssd take provincial bonds 10
payment. Ryan. the old contractor. left
Suddenly for the Fast lsss night bat With
what "a unknown. The Caasfaan GGsstts.
the ofiicisl organ Of the Dominion Govern
ment aud the Canadian Pacific Railroad Al .
vises satisfaction Of the campany's claim
with a money grant. A Northern Pacific
construction trsin reached the boundary at
West Lynn this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
ns" wH,Ts HOUSE cAsee =.


WAsslssfos. oet s-Ns~ carpets have
kssn pal ss~n = "a. east sns s.as reo1ss
si tAs Waite hssss Tks earpsI Ia tAs
clue rssx 10 @s<s after . spscisl dssiss es
an Amsrieas artist sRs i IA psrisct kaT-
Dssy vita t2s Gsts 81 tze rss1s isralss-
inss. Agpisster kAseses 2ld isstks e<st
room fhs sTrssEsments for AghsnE the
nsrts sstrxnCs ssys slso e~en ehsagsa
soaaewkst ia order tkst tse snseesaly
pIasfisg OF kigh slRnisariss ists EthisPlsk
darkness as has oecssisasiiy Aspps&es
asy heFeaftsr bs prevented In ni.e or tes
says everything viii - IN rssslsess fer the
xaleGiss sf water
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
WILL BET ON GRAND RAPIDS.
Coagressman Ford Meets CosgressmaI a
Tim Tarsney st Detroit.

Tim Tarsney st Detroit.
Last evenings Detroit Nescs says: About
$50 a. m. today Congressman Tim" Tars-
ney, Of Saginaw. was picking his teeth in
the Russell House corridor. Later in the
forenoon he ran across Congressman M. II.
Ford. Of Grand Rapids.
"0oin' to the Elsts2" says Tim.
81 am, says hoike"
The next hour was devoted to dispute
a. 10 whether Grand Rapids or Saginaw was
the second city in Michigan. and all the
while both we're wondering why somebody
didn't come srOand 10 show them the way
20 the ST. Clair asts.
II was fins,ly broken TO them gently that
the boat besrine Senator Palmer and Con
gressmsa Chspgan left the city At =. m
Wen read Geo. POe's report, sez Tin
That's what ve will, sen Moike-
And they shook hands.
Regarding Grand Rapids. Mr.. Ford ssys
that It - men uAs make town. He refers
proudly 70 the fact that Grand Rapids has
Just started sn exposition scheme which
has SO 90 subscribed toward It. even be
fore the sossms has become public. Hs
wants to wager that Grand Rsptds Eiil bear
Detroit out on the exposition business.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

The BONDED indebtedness OF the city for
schools aggregate sl98. 900. 10 Sums ranging
from 81 900 to $4,000. payable during the
next eighteen years. There are twenty
two issues and the interest is from 70 per
cent. in tie majority OF the cases per
cent. The fTst bonds falling due were is.
sued ia lse 10 the amount Of 81 coo. ccar-
ing per cent. interest and psyssie ia June
1855. Next year the 5000 bon 3s issued
June Is lsS5, bearing 5 per cent. Interest.
are also due. and the year following So
fseD - nsvahle
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
g. s. o. rELgoRAPH SOLD.
Jay 8ouls hnnounees THE Pre- g.,
oct. 600 IN Westsrn Union.

NV Yoss. Oct S--gAT Gould and Nor-
.yin Green sad this evening thar the West-
EN- Union bad bought The Baltimore 4
Ohio telegraph for t5fso0ooo in Western
{ nion stsck. TheF bad erected ths present
foT 5he present.
The ooatrsct signed incia3es nos onlv
TIE BAIT more s. ohio TeIezTspa CcTnpsnv e
Ines bat 30 vifss sBd fte ercgs " rieht
81 usy ~ tie rsisrosd oozsFsnr. This gires
tze = esfern mon ss weii - tss rlrnt 70
the rire. er ths Wssf Shore rsss a he
arenBes - Nsw York nT tss e aak linss
rev o~n.d ~ fhs Western Dsion- the
oaly ofhsT -ires entering ths cry csn ine
sy tss zhvAvs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

PrrrsRuss. Oct. e.--The ate Thomas A.
Armstrong. vel known solder. lsoor
iay with imposing csremOnies. After ssr-
vices Al th- rifth Avenue N. F. Church.
the cssSet sss taken % The union station.
where a special train q Eve coaches con-
vsved the fanersi party % Steu5enville
OHIO. the pisce 0f interment An immense
conccurse of eitirens sni friends vsre IA
waiting AZ thar pisce. and sccors panied the
remains % TIE cemetery
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
Spring 4 Company ]!
&nlCn'S@
.FuRnISBInG
SGOODS.S
A Week Of Bargains!
1000 Dozen
Mems Fall ~ Winter
Underwear

at sn average o. 2s per cent less
than mill prices. We were very
fortunate n our early purchases
and will give our customers shc
advantage.
loo doz. Mems White Merino
Shirts and Di swers at az cts.
700 doz. Mems ~cotch Grey
Shirts and Drawers al SO cts.
400 doz. Mems White Merino
Shirts and Drawers q % cts.
worth IS c's.
so doz. Mems Scarlet all wool
Shirts and Drawers a. 50 cts.
900 doz. Mems Scarlet all
wool Shirts and Drawers 81
7sc, 81, SI.So and S2, worth 81,
$3.50, $2.oo and S2.so.
In the famous Csmei's Hair
Underwear we have some
choice lines ~ 81, 81 so, Ss.76
and S2.oo. These goods arc
very cheap. an fact below actu-
al value-are warmer than wool
and will rot shrink Ia washing.
Case--zo doz. Mems genu-
inc Scotch wool Shirts and
Drawers at Sa.so each-zre re-
ally worth $3.50. Sold by man.
ufaCturcrs at forced sale and
bought for cash. which enables
Us 20 sell az the low price
quoted.
Something new for those who
cannot wear wool. 4 complete
line OF Heavy Bsibriggan for
Winter wear AZ Sligo 10 500
each, according 10 size.
n hne linz of stout mcu's
Shirts and Drawers N very
soft anu me incrino.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

Pared 5T the stamp divisiou of ths Po.t
0ssce Department Of tie ssies of stamps.
stamped envelopes ard poStsi earis a. sev-
snty-six srst-cisss post of3ces of fhe uite1
States sor the meath cf August Lss-. az
ersra nsrsd with Re eorTsSpondiar month q
lssS sho~s an incTesse u SIS - -
The per csr- ~ th> "a - frora rbs>e oHsc.s
srxrexet>F 5 Der cent ~ tse costsl
revenue t-r his sor~or
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

CfsuHs*r1. Or. ga fsisl acid NJ oc.
cnrrs1 q ths IsseBis rsces today. the
skira rsoe there we're seventeen sfsrteTs
A. he hslf mile post the Belle a Marion
ridden ~ tockfT CovingfDn. aDd oyne6 ~
Join Thex gsa8n. boIfed and rsn orer Rs-
veks snd CO dsvn Bella Revoke wss
Killed insanity snd ltsrris Wsie0n ins
r.oer. vss fstsliv bur NsT0n vss oif -
pieces snd her r.der rss sise isis " injured
Re5ls 80 rr rfrf
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
HandkerchIefs.
Gloves, Collars, Cuffs.
and Neckwear.

In styles and prices that battle
competition. We hs G y { re-
ceived 500 dozen more Of our
Fsnaous White nlsunoried
Shirts at <Sc, ,sc and 81 each.
We guarantee these shirts "a
be the very best on the IA rkcf
for the money, and fartbcr we
warrant . perfect 81 O. tne
money VIII be refunded.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

Courtv Csrk Wsf~o = revsvgo
>cunfr. tsinks be sssues se rsf fns-xssse
iicerse rssae6 r. t.s S1E.. Argnst
hs1r Def0-e no1n ~ Auruet q Fai1 aK fsf
ths - ~ e .rto sEsef ~ - fnstsnt TIE
cox strurk tvt1gs Mr. Wstross nss1e o1t
tke Hosss4
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

sorns - the old stsna-sTs y - Col5
~s.sr ssiTsucn AfU7 sre }esVlng q s.5
Joining IT, caurchee heosFis~ it tsk-s tssT
tine evsg7 nigst ln tss vssF s.s a tnsir
hsrd ssrBs6 sa.keis - Kse2 tbs srrnv Hov-
ing Jbs srnT hss bes1 toidiEg ne fsvt a.
C-n-ars-er ssnrs Isrrs-r -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

Crr7 ~ NTrtco. Oct. s.--CoBgrsss fsas se.
fors it sns v7a pass 70 fnai eusetusns q
rssoiufi8n syD-e-inF constitutional
srnsst msrt permitting be re-siscfiop of
ss~r twe-thir6s - ft.s ststes ksvinr RS.
f,~s Ne srn.Dennent sns ts8s eivins il tns
f<-ae - ssw
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

WseszEeroz. o.. s.-Tbs sscressrv 0f
a.. Tr~ss1rv hs netissa custorss Ofscsr
tsss to sprror-ikfssas foT casssras eervies
-. - srs~plsas1 Ehss tss ptrnssf economy
rrs7zs - shexn. TIE l<ssf rass bls ex-.
yeFe tarr oezs.ztent vifk r<nFsss trsnsss-
n0x 81 puslie hssx>ss mus - MADE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

The Council Committee on Buildings held
. meeting yesterday. and decided 10 recon-
mend that the screen TO be placed behind
the Mayors chair in the Council Chamber
in the City Hall, be OF oak instezd ~ wal
nut. a. provided IA the specifications. L.
win be richly and lastly finished. and will
present even a more handsome Appearance
than II it were Of walnut
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

The Dskssarion Ps5ro CAB szrs ths
sr.t u series % Dsrtes e tse rssideBc. -
AIoert Sesseroase isst sveDinz NJ Par
t57 zor tAs hrsf p-5ze sni Ars Eiehs-S
"a ison csre1rs1 - ssesv. fhs tfa5
~ -~. ere we.x sroa rsxt Tses5sV
svea.as a. - yr-a~az - aewsss Anas1-
-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
BASE BALL

Az New York. rBHr
Tew York % 0 0 o ote 3-s :
Pniisdelpbial o o o O-e IL Z
Bsitefies-Nelch and Nnfphy. Ferguson and
Clements.
AZ Washington.
Washington - 0 o 2 - g
Boston ......... ........5 o q 0 ! z-s 70 &
Batteries o bay ard Desly. Escbournc ara
Tate.
A. InfisDapolis.
Indiana !.aiis q o 80 e-sf7 :
Detroit o ] ~ II :
Ba;'elfes -No5st snd Hscseit, 1etzsin ana
CAMEL
A. I'ttsburf Morning Game
Pilisbure-...-z ! @ g 0 Ill u 4
Chicago o......O & 4 O-8
Bsfter1cs Norris aud Ficids CisrksoB and
Pint
At Pitsburg- Afternoon Game.
pifisbufe--0 Q 2-s u
ChicsG0 q o Oh %
Bsiiefies-6slviB sBd Eliler. BALDWIN and
DsiT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

wssszxsrox. Oct 6--gs3<s Tho-r.s Hsi-
Ed.y. u Nissosrs Chirf q the rsceipts snd
expenditures 1irisfon n fhs oEos - fh4
REGISTER - the Trsssrry. 31n xsreuslT "a
~ as rsn6szcs n tas&J.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
SILK Umbrellas.

We are making speciality Of
Silk Umbrellas. Cur sales have
been simply enormous. We
handle the celebrated Wind
sor and London silks which
we guarantee 10 give ssfisfsc-
fion IN wear. = hesufiful line
OF silver, gold and natural ham
dies in 25. zs and 90 inch always
In stock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

Ro~Tov. oct e-s11D j. -Hifivsn sails
for Farofe uts - un5eT fhs management
Of Harry PnAfr- Es VII rsnsia seo8t :
-e4-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

A. Braoklyn--
Nefropsii itsa 2 Brook ~.
A. fnzde3pais-
Athletes 8 Bsltirore
A. ~. fsss5s-
first game-I5oaiss y 81. Ioffs 70 See
onS gssoesi Iosis De-, ioulFviIie q
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

wssHISeroS. Ocf. e.-rhsss = uov.-
uasnt or foot among th- citizens and prop
srtv holders q 5his District 70 petition Con
grsss At the 1exf session ~ remodel tie
present sorn Of Government n tbs eilv
Il e propo-ri % ask Conxrsss 70 provide
fcr he sppoiatu1ent ey the President q
fv. instssd of three District Com =. s<isr,.
ers. ere rom e.rh of sur sections of fhe
city. ard aus srsr - coruty These
Cor ~, issicners srs % - residents ~ sae
ctr for not isss than avs T.srS snd thsv
rnuzt - prosperity DO ser<-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

The standing of the clubs up 20 sDd in
GLIDING the games Of yesterday. is a. fol-
lows
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

ksBHzD. 0et s--Jhe strike of tl,e ssusi.
cixsrTnsxer~ ~ss hroaxas - - 90 ssssar
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

Whether you desire 20 pur-
chase anything IN our Mems
Furnishing Department or not.
we extend al sn invitation 10
inspect the great variety of
goods IN display.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
Mems Night Dresses,

II andsomeiy trimme5 9 and made
OF c Famous "Utsca" cotton.
Pr Cnly Sl.oo.